Abstract. In this study, low-frequency variations in tem-perature anomaly are investigated by mapping temperature anomaly records onto random walks. We show evidence that global overturns in trends of temperature anomalies occur on decadal time-scales as part of the natural variability of the cli-mate system. Paleoclimatic summer records in Europe and New-Zealand provide further support for these findings as they indicate that anti-persistence of temperature anomalies on decadal time-scale have occurred in the last 226 yrs. At-mospheric processes in the subtropics and mid-latitudes of the SH and interactions with the Southern Oceans seem to play an important role to moderate global variations of tem-perature on decadal time-scales.
Climate variability is critically important for nature and society, especially if it increases in am...
Trends in climate time series are often nonlinear and temporally-asymmetric, i.e. the trend is diffe...
Decadal sea surface temperature (SST) fluctuations in the North Atlantic Ocean influence climate ove...
In this study, low-frequency variations in temperature anomaly are investigated by mapping temperatu...
Global mean land and sea surface temperature (LSST) anomalies were analysed statistically with detre...
The annual and the monthly mean values of the land-surface air temperature anomalies from 1880-2011,...
We have recently suggested “long-term memory” or internal long-range correlation within the time-ser...
The objective of this paper is to utilize images of spatial and temporal fluctuations of temperature...
We analyze a time series of global temperature anomaly distributions to identify and estimate persis...
Abstract Using detrended fluctuation analysis (DFA) we find that all continents are persistent in t...
Abstract. Monthly instrumental temperature records from 5 stations in the northern hemisphere are an...
Various interpretations of the notion of a trend in the context of global warming are discussed, con...
This study originated from recent results reported in literature, which support the existence of lon...
Since the end of the last ice age the earth’s climate has enjoyed a period of relative stability. As...
To characterize observed global and hemispheric temperatures, previous studies have proposed two typ...
Climate variability is critically important for nature and society, especially if it increases in am...
Trends in climate time series are often nonlinear and temporally-asymmetric, i.e. the trend is diffe...
Decadal sea surface temperature (SST) fluctuations in the North Atlantic Ocean influence climate ove...
In this study, low-frequency variations in temperature anomaly are investigated by mapping temperatu...
Global mean land and sea surface temperature (LSST) anomalies were analysed statistically with detre...
The annual and the monthly mean values of the land-surface air temperature anomalies from 1880-2011,...
We have recently suggested “long-term memory” or internal long-range correlation within the time-ser...
The objective of this paper is to utilize images of spatial and temporal fluctuations of temperature...
We analyze a time series of global temperature anomaly distributions to identify and estimate persis...
Abstract Using detrended fluctuation analysis (DFA) we find that all continents are persistent in t...
Abstract. Monthly instrumental temperature records from 5 stations in the northern hemisphere are an...
Various interpretations of the notion of a trend in the context of global warming are discussed, con...
This study originated from recent results reported in literature, which support the existence of lon...
Since the end of the last ice age the earth’s climate has enjoyed a period of relative stability. As...
To characterize observed global and hemispheric temperatures, previous studies have proposed two typ...
Climate variability is critically important for nature and society, especially if it increases in am...
Trends in climate time series are often nonlinear and temporally-asymmetric, i.e. the trend is diffe...
Decadal sea surface temperature (SST) fluctuations in the North Atlantic Ocean influence climate ove...